Correction: (max 500 charact.)
The complaint will not be published.
I 257
Indefinite terms do not denote objects. An indefinite singular term must therefore be in a purely denoting position: E.g. "The tax auditor is looking for someone" (the position is denoting - "someone" is not denoting).
"Purely denoting" unambiguous (substitutability of identity) is not: "Tullius was a Roman" is
trochaic - E.g. Tax auditor is looking for the director: ->
propositional attitudes . Expression in quotation marks is not purely denoting. It has an ambiguous reference. Every truth function is transparent for denotation.
Words denote, sentences do not denote (no singular term). Nevertheless, a sentence has a meaning: the singular term formed by bracketing of the sentence (this is no proposition). A proposition here is: completion of correct sentence to a timeless one. A timeless sentence is "The door is open": which door? This does not denote anything.
I 413f
Object: that what is denoted by singular terms, names and accepted as values. (But singular term is eliminated!) - E.g. "glimmer", but not "glimmeriness".
II 61 ff
Naming: is a name or singular term. Denoting: is to predict - both are referencing, not meaning
various descriptions can name the same thing but have a different meaning.
VII (a) 10ff
Singular Term/Quine: a singular term must not denote. It has a gap between meaning and denotation.
VII (c) 48ff
Singular Terms/Quine: singular terms designate ("name").
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Singular Terms/Quine .
A general term: means (denotes). - (>
Descriptions ).
VII (h) 140
Purely denoting position/Quine: E.g. "Giorgione was called so because of his size". "So" is not purely denoting. Correct would be: "Giorgione was called Giorgione because...". This is then usable: "Barbarelli was called Giorgione because...". Missing substitutability signals is not a purely denoting position. One might say: The following incidents were non-denoting: "9" and "Evening Star" or "number of planets" in (15) - (17) but it is not about that. The point is that the substitution makes true statements false.